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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
10
Practical notes cover gopher defense, seed quality, dairying cleanliness, poultry yard upkeep, and alfalfa fodder. Advice ranges from silo construction and manure use to proper feeding for cows, ducks, and chickens, plus seed selection, planting, and disease prevention for crops and livestock.
An old Toronto born infant, plagued by a severe dermatitis, failed numerous treatments before Cuticura cures. After moving to Duluth and trying various remedies, the family found remission with Cuticura products in May 1909, with no relapse. Robert Mann of Proctor Minnesota endorses the cure dated May 3, 1910.
A long business trip keeps Bilkins away as a wife writes a loving letter ending with hopes he remains well and bright. The message closes with affection, signed Your loving wife, reflecting intimate correspondence published by Everybody's.
An old Chicago ad for Murine Eye Remedies promises relief for eye trouble with illustrations and specials. It touts benefits like relieved eye pain and stronger vision, urging readers to try it for various conditions including scaly eyelids and granulation.
An old Lewiston Idaho testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills curing kidney trouble and swelling, noting relief from backache and other symptoms. The ad urges readers to remember the brand, with Foster Milburn Co as distributor. Also contains brief snippets from unrelated items and quotes about voice and kindness.
A fragmented clip from a 1920s style page shows crowded police and a blue eyed foreigner asking to sleep, sharing space with a Black man. Other items mock social problems, a harsh father scene, a daughter’s performance, and light humor about business courtesy and a fisherman’s tale.
A Milwaukee resident recalls a humorous incident when a deaf beggar knocked, entered briefly, and left a small envelope with an appeal for aid. The resident, in a robe, chased him to the door then slammed it shut, returning to bed with a laugh at the confusing scene.
OCR excerpt shows garbled dialogue about passes and entitlements. It mentions anti-pass law, free transportation for necessary caretakers of livestock and produce, and references to poultry fruit and live stock. Notable names appear as garbled tokens.
A detailed lay explanation of how mental state influences digestion. It cites Pavlov experiments on dogs showing that anticipation and mood trigger digestive juices even before food reaches the stomach. The piece urges calm, pleasant meals and links worry or anger to reduced digestion, stressing health as a life asset.
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